A timeline of the International Council’s work
A life in the Dharma
Online meeting exploring how the New Society might manifest in our global community
Decision-making process
Final agreement sought from Area Councils to approve a recommended decision-making process to offer more widely in Triratna
Nagaloka in-person meeting
Following on from the International Order Convention at Bodhgaya, the inspiring venue of Nagaloka hosted an enjoyable meeting.
Communicating Triratna to the World
This online meeting explored questions around what and how we can best communicate Triratna to the external world
Taking Stock
A look at what has changed in and around Triratna in recent years and what might be needed
First Chairs Course by Jnanadhara
Jnanadhara, our International Movement Coordinator, has run courses for Chairs, new and old. Gathered here are some of the fruits of that work.
How we make decisions in Triratna
A significant step towards a recommended way of acheiving a high level of agreement, ideally consensus.
The Lineage of Responsibility
How can we support those who occupy, or will occupy, positions of responsibility in Triratna?
A review of the IC and its priorities
At an in-person meeting at Adhisthana we asked ‘what is our mission?’, what are our strategic priorities and refined our working arrangements
Dharmic response to social & ecological issues
What Dharma principles inform and guide our individual and collective (Triratna) engagement in social issues?
Communications Strategy
Arising as a strategic priority was a request that the international council commit to being the home to develop a joined-up communications strategy. What does this entail?
Ahimsa kula
Following on from the Adhisthana Kula, this working group is interviewing people in Triratna, exploring and endeavouring to understand ways that people have felt harmed
The Sikkha Project
Encouraging and resourcing excellence in teaching, the Sikkha Project emerged to offer training and resources for Centres and groups for their Dharma work.
What is a Triratna Centre?
What principles and agreements should be in place for a Centre to call itself a ‘Triratna Centre?’
Commonality
Excellent exploration of the principles that guide how we maintain commonality whilst remaining open to creative developments
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